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Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth

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Should you be yourself at work? Only if you’re in a senior position

5 December 20174 December 2017 News, Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

While a staggering 90.2 per cent of Brits think that people should be able to express themselves at work, many are wary about how this could impact their career.

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Small Business Saturday was just the start of what’s needed to support businesses

3 December 2017 News, Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

As the eight Small Business Saturday was hailed as a further success for independent traders, The Forum of Private Business has renewed its call on the government to increase support for small businesses with a particular focus on Britain’s high streets.

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The Autumn Budget and business

28 November 201728 November 2017 Columns, Opinion Mark Wright 0 Comments

Phillip Hammond’s Autumn Budget has pledged to make Britain ‘Fit for the Future’ – announcing an increased living wage, tax thresholds and additional funding for new homes and vital systems like the NHS.

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Don’t forget the Apprenticeships in the Budget, they’ll be the backbone of the future workforce

21 November 2017 Columns, Opinion Charlie Mullins 0 Comments

The Autumn Budget is looming and I can tell you, there’s one thing for sure that I hope to see included, and that’s a boost for apprenticeships!

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How well is your workplace?

14 November 201720 May 2018 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Wellness in the workplace is a topic of conversation around many board tables.

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How to build a business empire

7 November 201727 March 2022 Opinion Jamie waller 0 Comments

The key to building a business empire is to take measured risks. At each exit, I re-invested and rolled another dice. This enabled me to take a little for myself and invest a little back into a new venture.

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Brexit should be left to Business Leaders

7 November 20177 November 2017 Opinion Mark Wright 0 Comments

Brexit Deal or No Deal, Theresa May is facing increasing pressure to walk – as her lack of negotiation skills, combined with poor leadership is leaving her to scrutiny.

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The best european countries for start-ups

7 November 20175 July 2022 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

In Europe, start-up culture is growing rapidly. While most aren’t likely to rival Silicon Valley anytime soon, some cities have become hubs for activity, packed full of new businesses and talent.

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You need to keep one step ahead when employing millennials

31 October 2017 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Millennials are notoriously choosy in terms of where they work. They vote with their feet if a wide variety of aspects of their job don’t live up to their expectations.

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5 companies that are shaking up the sharing economy

31 October 20178 June 2023 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

From cars and bikes to bags and food, we are sharing more than ever before: and everybody is reaping the benefits.

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How can UK employers offer employees better support with mental health issues?

10 October 2017 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

To support World Mental Health Day, employers are being urged to tackle the growing issue of mental health in the workplace and better support good employee mental wellbeing.

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Digital Skills Gap: Business Owners, let’s step up to the plate!

10 October 20177 January 2020 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

This year, Apple has marked 10 years of the iPhone. Popular SMS platform, What’s App, has celebrated 8 and the World’s first true social media platform, Facebook, has reached 13. When we sit, and take a moment to think about it – technology has completely transformed our world in just over a decade, so much […]

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Why crowdfunders need to share their data

10 October 201716 May 2020 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Crowdfunding provides many interesting opportunities for the world of small business finance. It’s an exciting and relatively young investment format – and that’s both its chief advantage and its chief problem.

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Why we need to act now to prevent the ticking time bomb of children’s mental ill-Health exploding in the next decade

9 October 2017 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

We have been thinking a lot about PTSD since 14th June 2017. Some experts believe that environmental factors can come into play with the onset of mental illness.

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No EU Deal is definitely a bad deal & threatens economic stability

9 October 2017 Columns, Opinion Charlie Mullins 0 Comments

Settling on a ‘no deal’ future as the UK’s relationship with the European Union is completely unthinkable, and there is no way in hell that such an arrangement can ever be allowed to happen.

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The sports supplement maker Applied Nutrition has raised its annual sales and profit guidance for the third time this year, bringing the company founded by a former Liverpool scaffolder within touching distance of a £1 billion stock market valuation.

Applied Nutrition closes in on £1bn valuation after raising guidance for third time this year

Applied Nutrition, the sports supplement maker founded by former Liverpool scaffolder Tom Ryder, has upgraded its sales and profit guidance for the third time this year, with revenue expected to jump 50 per cent to £160 million and the group closing in on a £1 billion stock market valuation.

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